pangram: Remove non-ascii test cases.#440
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In exercism#428 the decision was made to remove non-ascii test cases from exercises that are not explicitly about extended character set handling. This PR removes the non-ascii test cases from the `canonical_data.json` for this exercise.
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In #428 the decision was made
to remove non-ascii test cases from exercises that are not explicitly
about extended character set handling.
This PR removes the non-ascii test cases from the
canonical_data.jsonfor this exercise.